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So what do we know about Zabeel Investments and Mohammed Al Hashimi (Big Mo)

edited October 2008 in General Charlton
The group was formed in 2006

He was earlier this year named Young Global Leader 2008 by the World Economic Forum

Zabeel was part of the Dubai consortium that failed to by Liverpool last year. The were also strongly rumoured to be interested in buying Newcastle last month.

He was earlier the CEO of Amlak Finance, and currently serves as chairman of Advanced Industries Group and vice chairman of Emaar Industries and Investments.

Zabeel Investments has been expanding rapidly, and recently bought stakes in European Aeronautic Defence and Space Company (EADS) and Sony Corporation.

He studied at Colorado state university.

The company focuses on real estate development and management through its property arm, Zabeel Properties, while Zabeel Capital, the group's investment division handles private equity and asset management across a wide range of economic sectors.

Based at Dubai International Finance Centre, the company has interests in media, hospitality, finance and education.

In addition to this current role, he also serves as:
- Chairman of United Holdings
- Board member at DEPA United Group
- Board member at Dubai Islamic Insurance and Reinsurance Company

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  • http://www.zabeelinvestments.com/index.php
  • edited October 2008
    What is Zabeel Investments?

    Zabeel Investments was founded in February 2006 and is a Dubai-based diversified investment company that specialises in the areas of commercial real estate development and management, private equity and asset management, construction and hospitality. Zabeel Investments is looking to grow through a variety of business opportunities and economic sectors. Under the leadership of Executive Chairman HE Mohammed Ali Al Hashimi, the company has undergone a period of impressive growth and diversification during its first year, with a portfolio currently worth AED 12.4 billion.

    AED 12.4 billion works out to just under £2 billion.

    No idea how up to do that is (its from the FAQ page) or how accurate Google's currency converter is...
  • not bad for someone who looks about 14
  • zabellllllllllllllllllllllllllllll ooooooooooooooooo wwoooo
    zabellllllllllllllllllllllllllll oooooooooooooooooo wooooo
    they didnt ride in on a camellllllll

    zabellllllllllllllllllllllllllll ooooooooooooooooo wooooooooo
    zabellllllllllllllllllllllllllllooooooooooooooooooow oooooooooo

    but they f**king hate Millwall
  • I wonder of he'll re-open the Horse & Groom and take over The Oak??

    oh.
  • [cite]Posted By: falconwood_1[/cite]I wonder of he'll re-open the Horse & Groom and take over The Oak??

    oh.

    Or could The Valley become the only dry ground in the league?
  • just cannot see this as being good for our club. look at him ffs!! couldnt buy the scousers, so now us!! we are now going to be chelski part 2!!!


    no fucking thanks.
  • Hi guys..City fan here and I just wanted to comment on some stuff posted on your forum. We had to study this stuff at our place last month.

    First, if it´s true that "due diligence" is the next phase it´s most likely that a deal will be struck as it´s mainly a period when the accountants look at the books etc, unless something is amiss the buyers can´t really void the proposed deal without paying a compensation in most cases.

    Second, this Zabeel investments is not a major financial player in the Gulf but that´s not something to be dismayed about because what´s important is who bankrolls the company and the Gulf financial media is pointing the finger at Sheik Hamdan Bin Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum....Or the crown prince of Dubai which means that he´s minted and will be given increasingly more money by his dad (Sheik Maktoum of Dubai) as he will be given more and more responsabilities with time. I can´t confirm that they are correct though.

    Third and finally, I have seen a lot of the same concerns that we had but the general way these cats operate is very long term, they never worry about short term stuff like quarterly profit statements or even elections..And they are very keen on clubs with good youth academies as they hope to jumpstart the local football by implanting well developed coaching methods etc.


    Good luck with everything lads...You deserve this as much as we did.
  • Too right MCFC - Have a few Citeh mates and was made up for you lot when it was all announced.

    It's like a rollecoaster supporting Charlton, back on the up again
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  • Totally agree with everything BDL said to MCFC and thanx to MCFC for their kind words. Good luck to City this season and all being well we will play you soon.
    I'm coming over all Richard Attenborough lovey!
  • think I'm right in that Shiekh Maktoum is a big cheese in the British horseracing industry and has done it nothing but good. Loves it with a passion apparently so I doubt they'd do anything by halves. If Murray is happy to recommend the deal then that is good enough for me.
  • edited October 2008
    [cite]Posted By: LargeAddick[/cite]think I'm right in that Shiekh Maktoum is a big cheese in the British horseracing industry and has done it nothing but good. Loves it with a passion apparently so I doubt they'd do anything by halves. If Murray is happy to recommend the deal then that is good enough for me.

    It´s his son and heir that funds Zabeel...
  • Im starting to freak out BIG TIME!!!!!!!!!!!!

    this could be it guys we could be back on the up.....
  • [quote][cite]Posted By: mascot88[/cite]Im starting to freak out BIG TIME!!!!!!!!!!!!

    this could be it guys we could be back on the up.....[/quote]

    Lets hope so this has got me excited
  • Im still freaking out.... lets sign Pato from milan.... solid start...
  • ha ha takeover not agreed yet but fingers crossed!
  • If we were to create a squad of the top british player, who we realsitically thought could be available who would you buy?
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